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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE AND LOGICAL KNOWLEDGE

fi141;:;q ~ ~ dlFctCh ~Dire~tion (Q. Nos. 1 and 2) : Each questiongiven below is based on the following data :

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(1) A studies Physics, Chemistry andEnglish.

(2) Band C study Chemistry andMathematics.

(3) D and A study Biology and HomeScience.

1. Which student studies the maximumnumber of subjects?

(A) D

(8) A

(C) C(0) B

2. How many students are studyingChemistry?

(A) 1

(8) 2

(C) 3

(0) 0

Direction (Q. Nos. 3 to 5) : Read thefollowing informations and answer thequestions:

(1) Six friends A, B, C, D, E and Faresitting in a closed circle facing thecentre.

(2) E is to the left of D.

(3) C is between A and B.

(4) F is between E and A.

3. Who is to the left of C?

(A) A

(8) E

(C) D

(0) B

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(A) A

(B) E

(C) D

(0) B

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4. E is sitting between 4. E~llUJ~~?

(A) D and F (A) D~F

(B) F and C (B) F~C

(C) Cand D (C) C~D

(0) A and B (0) A~B

5. Who is sitting right to A? 5. A *zyff 3W ~ ~ ~?

(A) D(A) D ~

(B) F I(B) F I(C) E(C) E

~(0) C

(0) C iI'

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6. In this question, two statements are ~ ~ I 3lltfCfiT ~ ~~ CfiT ~ ~ ~, ~

followed by two conclusions. You have ~ 3lltfCfiT 3lWrn ~ wm m, 31CH ~ -:q7.R

to consider the two given statements as <fiG ~I

true even if they seem to be absurd andselect your answer. ~:

Statements :I. All managers are clerks.

I. ~~,~~I

II. Some clerks are peon. II. ~~,~~I

Conclusions : ~:(1) No manager is peon.

(2) Some peons are managers.(1) ~~~~;fflf~1

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(B) Only conclusion (2) follows (A) ~~(lp:r~~

(C) Neither conclusion (1) nor conclu- (B) ~~(2)~~sion (2) follows

(C) ";foT~ (1) 3fR";fm~ (2)~~(0) Both of the conclusions (1) and (2)

follow (0) ~ (1) 3fu: ~ (2) c:r.n ~ ~

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7. Seen through a mirror; the arms of aclock show 2:30. The actual time is

(A) 6:30

(B) 3:30

(C) 9:30

(0) 6:10

8. Statements :

I. The prices of vegetables have fallenduring the last few days.

II. There has been considerableimprovement in quality ofvegetables produced.

Choose the correct answer.

(A) Statement I is the cause andstatement II is the effect

(B) Statement II is the cause andstatement I is the effect

(C) Both the statements I and II areindependent causes

(D) Both the statements I and II areeffects of independent causes

9. Which of the following represents'stone, plant and fire?

(A) 0 0o

(B) @O(C) (@)

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(B) 3:30

(C) 9:30

(D) 6:10

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II. ~ ~ <fit ~ .q CfiT11iT\!tfR

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(B) @O(C) (@)

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Direction (Q. Nos. 10 to 12) : Study thediagram carefully and answer the questions :

b.. ~ Youths ina village

o ~ Unemployed

o ~ Educated

10. Which of the following numbersrepresents unemployed educatedyouths in the village?

(A) 4

(8) 5

(C) 6

(0) 7

11. Uneducated unemployed youths in thevillage are represented by

(A) 4

(8) 1

(C) 7

(0) 2

12. Which of the following numbersrepresents the educated employedyouths in the village?

(Al 3

(B) 4

(C) 1

(0) 7

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(A) 4

(B) 5

(C) 6

(0) 7

11. 1fi'q -q ~ ~(J'iilIII( ~alt q;) ~ CfffiT3iCfit

(A) 4

(B) 1

(C) 7

(0) 2

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f.l1l1~(l ~alt ctiT ~ t?

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(B) 4

(C) 1

(0) 7

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13. Centigrade and Fahrenheit scales givesame reading at

(A) 0°

(B) - 48°

(0) None of the above

14. Kathakali dance belongs to which one ofthe following States?

(A) Maharashtra

(B) Kerala

(C) Tamil Nadu

(0) Gujarat

15. The highest mountain peak of India is

(A) Mount Everest

(B) K-2

(C) Kanchenjunga

10) None of the above

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III

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(B) ~

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16. Which of the following States is in thesouth of Madhya Pradesh?

(A) Rajasthan

(B) Gujarat

(C) Chhattisgarh

(0) Maharashtra

17. Which of the following rivers originatesfrom Madhya Pradesh and flowsthrough Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtraand Gujarat?

(A) Narmada

(B) Chambal

(C) Betwa

(0) Ken

18. State animal of Madhya Pradesh is

(A) Cow

(B) Swamp deer

(C) Tiger

(0) Lion

19. The zonal office of West Central Railwayis situated at

(A) Indore

(B) Bhopal

(C) Jabalpur

(0) Gwalior

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16. ~ ~ t Gf&lur -ij R""IRif@d -ij ~ ~-m·~t?

(A) ~

(B) ~

(O)~

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(B) ~

(C) ~

(0) ~

(A) lfp;r

(C) ~

(0) m

(A) ~-ij

(B) ~-ij

(C) ~-ij

(0) ~-ij

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20. In Madhya Pradesh, the Fossil NationalPark is situated in which of thefollowing districts?

(A) Dindori

(B) Ratlam

(C) Ujjain

(0) Bhopal

21. The number of Parliamentary Constitu-encies in Madhya Pradesh is

(A) 27

(B) 28

(C) 29

(0) 30

22. Who among the following kings built theSanchi Stupa?

(A) Raja Bhoj

(B) Ashoka the Great

(C) Chandragupta Maurya

(0) None of them

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20. ~ ~ it ~ ~ tflCi; f.\Rfcl~d it \l~ -:~it~i~?

(A) ~

(B) ~

(C) ~

(0) ~

(A) 27

(B) 28

(C) 29

(0) 30

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(B) ~l{6R

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23. How many sites in Madhya Pradeshare declared 'World Heritage Site' byUNESCO?

(A) 3

(B) 4

(C) 5

(D) None of the above

24. Which of the following dams isconstructed on Son river?

(A) Mahi

(B) Pratap Sagar

(C) Kolar

(D) Ben Sagar

25. Who was the Chief Minister of MadhyaPradesh at the time of Bhopal GasTragedy?

(A) Digvijay Singh

(B) Uma Bharti

(C) Arjun Singh

(D) Shiv Raj Singh

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23. ~ ~ -q ~ WU ~ ~ <fit 'fcw.f~~'~~-q~~~?

(A) 3

(B) 4

(C) 5

24. ~ ~ 1:1\ f.iyR1f@~ -q "B ~-m ~ ~~t?

(A) ~

(B) "!f(f(t{ mrR

(C) ~

(D) ~ mrR

25. ~ 1tB $;@R1CflI ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~&llHfl~~?

(B) 3tfT,:rmft

(C) ~iW

(D) ~iW

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26. Who raised the stopn; ''Freedom is mybirthright and I shall have it"?

(A) Bal Gangadhar 1'i1ak

(B) Mahatma Gandhi

(C) Lata Lajpat Rai

(0) Subhas Chandra Bose

27. "Life is full 1'0£' sUfferings andunhappiness." Who said this?

(A) Bhagawan Buddha

(B) Bhagawan Mahavira

(C) Ashoka the Great

(0) Mahatma Gandhi

28. The first woman Chief Minister of aState in India was

(A) Mayavati

(B) Sucheta Kripalani

(C) Jayalalitha

'(0) None of them

29. When was Swami Vivekananda born?

'(A) 12 January, 1864

(B) 12 January, 1893

(C) 12 January, 1873

(0) 12 January, 1868

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I26. "~.~ ajO¥1f{.t", ~,t ~ ~~' 'Sl'm

~I"~-;nu~~?

(B) l@'('1TI 11ltfr

(A) ~~q;r

(B) ~ lftncfu q;r

(0) ~ 71'ilft q;r

(A) 'i1(1 lenfl

(B) ~~

(A) 12~, 1864

(B) 12~, 1893

(C) 12~, 1873

(0) 12~, 1863

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30. In India, where was the first Metro J~ailstarted?

(A) Kolkata

(B) Mumbai

(C) New Delhi

(D) None of the above

31. Who was known as the 'Tiger ofMysore'?

(A) Haider Ali

(B) Akbar

(C) Tipu Sultan

(D) None of them

32. Who was the founder of Arya Samaj?

(A) Vivekananda

(B) Swami Dayananda Saraswati

(C) Lala Lajpat Rai

(D) Bepin Chandra Pal

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(B) ~

(C) ~~

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(B) ~~~

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33. If P x Q means P is.l;>rother of Q, P, + Qmeans P is son of Q and P - Q means Pis sister of Q, then which of the followingrelations will show that Q is maternaluncle of P?

(A) Px R+Q

(B) P+ R-Q

(C) R-P+Q

(O) QxR+P

34. Pointing to a woman a man says, "Hermother's mother is the mother of myfather". How is the man related to thatwoman?

(A) Nephew

(B) Son

(C) Maternal cousin

(0) Uncle

3S. Which of the following diagrams depictsthe relationship among cats, petanimals and dogs?

«\?<\\(A) \.Y....Y.J

(B) @ 0

(C) (@)(0) 0 0o

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33. ~ PxQ <JiT ~ t.~ P, Q CfiJ ~t.,P+ Q <JiT ~ ~ ~ P, Q <JiT ~ ~ mnP - Q CfiT ~ ~ ~ P, Q;;f;l ~ to m

. AJOO1fftf&a -ij ~ CI1T-f-~~ ~ O!ffii Cfi«IT ~

~ Q, P CfiT 111m ~?

(A) PxR+Q

(B) P+R-Q

(C) R-P+Q

(0) QxR+P

34. v,q; ~ q,l ~ Cfi@ ~ v,q; ~ ~ ~ ~"~ lfRIT ;;f;l lfRIT -ijt firnT ;;f;l lfRIT ~", m~~CfiT~~~~

(A) ~CfiT

(B) ~ <JiT

(0) T;fRU CfiT

3S. f.)JOO1~Riaa -ij ~ CI1T-f-~ ~ .•~, lITffil~ q ~ ~ ~ ~ q,l crefoT~?

(A) ill)(B) @ 0

(C) (@)(0) 0 0o

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36. Study the given statement and selectthe alternative which best representsthe statement ;

"Ravi is illiterate, therefore hecannot write."

Thus we can say that

(A) only some of the literate personscan write

(B) all illiterate persons cannot write

(C) some literate persons also cannotwrite

(0) None of the above

Direction (Q. NOB. 37 and 38) : In eachquestion given below, a statement is followedby two arguments numbered I and II. Youhave to decide which of the arguments is a'strong' argument and which is a 'weak'argument and then select the correctalternative.

37. Statement;Should political parties be banned?

Arguments;

I. Yes, it is necessary to teach alesson to the politicians.

II. No, it will lead to an end of thedemocracy.

(A) Only argument I is. strong

(B) Only argument II is strong

(C) Either argument I or argument II isstrong

(0) Neither argument I nor argument IIis strong

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36. ~ ~ ~ ~ CfiT ~ ~ am ~~CfiT~~~~q;)~~-ij-

vMffit Cfi«IT ~ :

"~~~, 3l(f:~~~~I"

(A) ~m~~~~~~

(B) ~~~~i¥s~~

(C) ~m~~1fi~~~··~

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(fcf; '~' ~ 3fR ~ lI1t ~ CfiT~ ~ I

37. ~:

~ (1'ii1<ftR\Q; ~ tR ~ wrr ~~?

(fcf;:

(A) ~ (fcf; I ~ t

(B) ~ (fcf; II ~ t

(C) (fcf; I ~ (fcf; II ~ ~

(O) ~ m (fcf; I 3fR ~ tt (fcf; II ~ t

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38. Statement :Should India have no military forceat all?

Arguments:

I. No, other countries in the worlddo not believe in non-violence.

II. Yes, many Indians believe innon-violence.

(A) Only argument I is strong

(B) Only argument II is strong

(C) Either argument I or argument II isstrong

(0) Neither argument I nor argument IIis strong

39. Replace the question mark (?) withcorrect word :

Farmer : Plough :: Author : ?

(A) Writing

(B) Brush

(C) Book

(0) Pen

40. Statements :

I. Water boils at 100 °C.

II. Water freezes into ice at 0 °C.

Conclusion :Water boils at low pressure and lowtemperature.

The conclusion drawn is

(A) true

(B) false

(C) either true or false

(O) irrelevant

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cp;rr ~ CfiT ~ ~ ~ ~ wr.rr~?

ocf;:

I. ~,~ ~ ~ ~ 31fun 11 ~~~~I

II. m, ~-~ ~ 31fun 11 ~ ~~I

(A) ~ocf; I ~~

(B) ~ocf; II ~~

(C) ocf; I ~ ocf; II ~ ~

(0) ~ oTocf; I 3fR ~ ~ ocf; II ~ ~

39. SI~"tcIlT.lCfim (7) CfiT ~ ~ ~ ~ :

fctim;:r : re ::~ : ?(A) fffig.n

(B) im(C) ~

(0) ~

40.~:

I. 1:!r-ft 100 0C "!R"3GfffifT ~ I

II. 1:!r-ft 0 °C"!RGft GH~ ~ I

f.r6q;If :

1:!r-ft CfitJ GTif WU CfitJ 'ij'['q "!R"3GfffifT ~ I

(A) ~~

(B) ~~

(C) <rroT~~ ~~t(0) 31Wmt

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~f4Cf) ~ ~ "iHmCf) ~

41. One morning Ram and Shyam weretalking to each other face to face at acrossing. If Shyam's shadow wasexactly to the left of Ram, then whichdirection was Ram facing?

(A) East

(B) West

(C) North

(0) South

42. Some boys are standing in a circlefacing to the centre. Bhim is to theimmediate left of Vijay. Rajesh is inbetween Bhim and Mahesh. Jivan is inbetween Vijay and Naren. Who is to theleft of Mahesh?

(A) Rajesh

(B) Naren

(C) Vijay

(O) Bhim

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41. ~ ~ U1=r 3fR ~ ~-~ CfiT mJHf ~

SU; ~ - lR GfRf Cfi{ W ~I WR ~ c€t~ U1=r ~ ~ Gf«ff O\tfi ~, m U1=r CfiT· ~

~~-qm?

(A) ~

(B) ~

(C) ~

(0) ~

42. ~ ~ ~ 'fJ it ~ ~ ~I 'Ifrq,~ ~ ~ Gf«ff 3ffi ~ I -oor, 'Ifrq ~ ~~~it~I~, ~~*r~ ~-q~1~ ~ Gf«ff 3ffi ~ ~?

(A) m

(B) *r

(C) ~

(O) 'Ifrq

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43. What will replace '?' in the followtng? 43. ~ 'ij '?' ~ ~ cp.n 3TIl1.'TI?

Moon: Satellite :: .Earth : ? ~.~ .. ~.?. .. . .

(A) Sun (A) ~

(B) Planet (B) ~

(C) Solar system ~~(liQ:S(1(C)

(0) Star(0) am

44. What will replace '?' in the following?44,.. f.%1:;{ 'ij '?' ~ .~ cp.n 3TIl1.'TI?

~ : -qr;fi :: ~ : ?Ocean : Water :: Glacier: ?

(A) Refrigerator

(B) Ice(B) ~

(C) Mountain(C) ~

(0) Cave

(0) TfiT

45. If A = x, E = -, 0 = + and U = +, thentaking the numerical value of theremaining letters as per Englishalphabet order, the correct optionfor SETUH is

45. ~ A = x, E=-, 0= + ~ U= + m-"iID~ 3l~ q;r. ~ qufql(1I~j{ e&lI("fCf)

1{R "AA 1:R SETUH <fiT ~ ~ t

(A) 5 (A) 5

(B) 6 (B) 6

(C) 7 (C) 7

(0) 8 (0) 8

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46. Find out the wrong term from~efollowing:

5, 9, 17, 35, 65, 129.5, 9, 17, 35, 65, 129

(A) 65(A) 65

(B) 35(B) 35

(C) 129 (C) 129

(D) 9 (D) 9

47. Find the missing number of the given 47. f.%T:;f. ~ ..cfiT ~ ~ mo ~ :series: 19, 2, 38, 3, 114, 4, ..1...

19, 2, 38, 3, 114, 4, ..1...

(A) 228(A) 228

(B) 256(B) 256

(C) 352(C) 352

(D) 456(D) 456

48. Find the next number in the following:48. f.n:;r.q~ mmo·~ :

1, 2, 9, 4, 25, 6, ..1... 1, 2, 9, 4, 25, 6, ..1...

(A) 51 (A) 51

(B) 49 (B) 49

(C) 50 (C) 50

(D) 47 (D) 47

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49. Find the missing number of'the-givenseries:

1, 8, 9, 64, 25, 216, 49., l1, 8, 9, 64, 25, 216, 49, .z,

(A) 64(A) 64

(B) 729(B) 729

(C) 512(C) 512

(0) 81(0) 81

50. What will come next in the given series? 50. ~ ~ 'ij 311Tffi llG ~ m?21, 62, 23, eo, 25, 58, l 21, 62, 23, 60, 25, 58, l

(A) 29 (A) 29

(B) 56 (B) 56

(C) 27 (C) 27

(0) 60 (0) 60

51. Find out the wrong term from the ~'ij~~llG~~:following:

51.

ABC, OGJ, HMR, NTA,SBK, ZKVABC, OGJ, HMR, NTA, SBK, ZKV

(A) OGJ (A) OGJ

(B) HMR (B) HMR

(C) NTA (C) NTA

(0) SBK (0) SBK

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52. Find the missing letters in the 52. f.\l:;f if ~ ~~ ~ ~ :following:

BCFH, ----1-, HILN, KLOQ, NORTBCFH, ----1-, HILN, KLOQ, NORT

(A) MNQS(A) MNQS

(B) EFIK(B) EFIK

(C) NOPQ(C) NOPQ

(D) PQTV(D) PQTV

53. Find the missing term in the following :53. ~if~llG~~:

F3X, H7U, J15R, L310, ----1- F3X, H7U, J15R, L310, ----1-

(A) M46L (A) M46L

(B) N44L (B) N44L

(C) N63L (C) N63L

(D) N44M (D) N44M

54. Complete the given letter series :

J _ HL _ K _ IH _ LKJI _ LLK J _ HL _ K _ IH _ LKJI _ LLK

(A) HIWL (A) HIWL

(B) IWLH (B) IWLH

(C) WLHI (C) WLHI

(D) JLHIL (D) JLHIL

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55. In the following letter series, some ofthe letters are missing which are givenin that order as one of the alternativesbelow it. Choose the correct alternative:

a _ ca _ bcaab _ a ......;;..bcaabc_ ab

(A) bacaa

(B) aacba

(C) bcacc

(0) cabba

56. In a certain code language if MICHAELis coded as JGBHBGO, then in thiscode, AMERICAwill be written as

(A) XKORJEO

(B) XKDRKEO

(C) XKORJEC

(0) XKERJEO

57. In a certain code language if CRICKETis coded as 3923564, ROCKET is codedas 913564 and KETTLE is coded as564406, then how is LITTLE coded inthat language?

(A) 204406

(B) 024406

(C) 020446

(0) 200446

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55. f.I •.••R=tfuid 3la.;{ ~ -q ~ 3la.;{ tt!R ~ ~~Sfil{-q ~~~M~~~~-qW:n~tl~~~:

a _ ca _ bcaab _ a _bcaabc _ ab If,$

(A) bacaa

(B) aacba

(C) bcacc

(0) cabba

56. ~ M~ ~~ -q MICHAEL <itJGBHBGO ~ ~ t, -at ~ ~ ~ -qAMERICA<it furun ~

(A) XKDRJEO

(B) XKORKEO

(C) XKORJEC

(0) XKERJEO

57. ~ fcrlm ~ ~ -q ~ CRICKET. <it3923564, ROCKET Cfl1 913564 ~KETTLE <it 564406 ~ 7jffifT t, -atLITTLE<it ~ ~ ~ -q ~ ~~?

(A) 204406

(B) 024406

(C) 020446

(0) 200446

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58. If 74683 means GREAT, then 7684means

(A) GEAR

(B) HEAR

(C) REAG

(O) GAER

59. How many squares are there in thefollowing figure?

(A) 13

(B) 14

(C) 16

(O) 15

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~~

(A) GEAR

(B) HEAR

(C) REAG

(0) GAER

I nL~

(A) 13

(B) 14

(C) 16

(0) 15

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60. How many triangles ~s the followingfigure contain?

(A) 11

(B) 10

(C) 6

(0) 12

61. In a certain code language, '479' means'fruit is sweet'; '248' means 'very sweetvoice' and '637' means 'eat fruit daily'.Which digit stands for 'is' in that codedlanguage?

(A) 7

(B) 9

(C) 4

(0) Cannot be determined

62. Choose the set of numbers from thefour alternatives which is similar to thegiven set:

(6, 13, 22)

(A) (6, 13, 27)

(B) (10, 16, 28)

(C) (11, 18, 27)

(0) (13, 19, 27 )

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(A) 11

(B) 10

(C) 6

(0) 12

61. ~ fcrim ~ ~ if, '479' CfiT ~ 'fruit issweet'; '248' CfiT ~ 'very sweet voice'(IWJ '637' CfiT ~ 'eat fruit daily't oT ~~ ~ if ~ aiCf; CfiT ~ 'is'~?

(A) 7

(B) 9

(C) 4

62. ;:m: ~ if ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ <fIl ..~ ~fcf;~~~~~~ (~)t:

II

III.f

(6, 13, 22 )

(A) (6, 13, 27)

(B) (10, 16, 28 )

(C) (11, 18, 27)

(0) (13, 19, 27)

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63. Choose a word from the givenalternatives that belongs to thefollowing group of three related words :

Jute, Cotton, Wool

(A) Terylene

(S) Silk

(C) Rayon

(0) Nylon

64. Choose a number from the givenalternatives that belongs to thefollowing group of three relatednumbers:

25, 37, 49

(A) 61

(B) 56

(C) 60

(0) 66

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63. ~ ~ ~ -ij ~ 1% ~ ~.\iIl fcf; <:fH~ ~ ~ f.t1OO1f<itR51d ~ -ij 3lffiT t:

(A) ~

(S) ~

(C) ~

(0) ~

64. ~ ~ ~ -ij ~ ~ m~ \ill fcf; <:fH~ ~ ~ f.ti41f<itR51d ~ -ij ~ t:

25, 37, 49

(AI 61

(S) 56

(C) 60

(0) 66

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65. 12% of 25 ~tudent~ are good inMathematics. How many} are not goodin it?

(A) 18

(B) 47

(C) 22

(0) 24

66. The two consecutive integers, between

which ,~ lies, are7

(A) 5 and 6

(B) 0 and 1

(C) 7 and 8

(0) 6 and 7

67. What number should come in placeof '?' mark?

25x43+ 5=?

(A) 215

(B) 220

(C) 205

(0) 251

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65. 25 Pt@ll~ ".q'"B 12% ~ llfUrn'.q ~

~,(l\~~~ ~,'~~?

;.~

(A) 18

(B) 47

(C) 22

(0) 24

IIIII!

!~

(A) 5 ~ 6

(B) 0 ~ 1

(C) 7 ~ 8

(0) 6 ~ 7

25x43+ 5 =?

(A) 215

(B) 220

(C) 205

(0) 251

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68. Manish ranked 16th frQJllthe top and29th from the bottom among those ~hopassed the examination. Six studentsdid not participate in the examinationand five failed. How many studentswere there in the class?

(A) 40

(B) 55

(e) 50

(D) 49

69. A's income is 50% more than Ss. Howmuch percent is Ss income lessthan A's?

(A) 33%

(B) 33~%4

(e) 331.%3

(0) 331.%2

70. Which number is on the face oppositeto 6?

(A) 1

(B) 2

(e) 3

(0) 4

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68. ~ CfiT ~ tRt~ ~ ~ ~ it "YR ~

l00w.n~~ 29cfl"(6T16 fCtQI~ ~~

~ ~ w.n 5 ~ ~I q;~ it ~ ~~~?

(A) 40

(B) 55

(e) 50

(D) 49

69. A <€t ~. B <€t ~ ~ 50% 3lftIq;~, (I) B

<€t~A~~~~~?

(A) 33%

(B) 33~%4

(e) 331.%3

(0) 331.%2

(A) 1

(B) 2

(e) 3

(0) 4

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SCIENCE AND SIMPLE ARITHMETIC1"

71. Select the wrong statement.

I(A) When water is converted into iceat 0 °C, its volume decreases

(A) ;;fi[ ~ 0 °C l:R «It 'ij qltciRffi iroTt m~ aw«R 'ij q;Jft 3lRft ~

(8) Glycerol (glycerine) is an alcohol

(C) Glass is not a true solid

(0) Photosynthesis is achemica1reaction (0) ~-~ ~ JICfiR c#it <I~I4f.1Cfi

~~

72. Amoeba is a72. ~~

(A) unicellular plant1(Cfic6)~ICfi ~(A)

(8) unicellular animal(8) 1(q;c6)~ICfi ~

(C) small insect(C) ~~

(0) type of small fish(0) 'I(Cfi JICfiR c#it ulit ~ I

I73. Which of the following is a conventional

source of energy?

(A) Sun (A) lff

(8) Wind (8) ~

(C) Water (C) ~

(0) Coal (0) ~

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74. Select the amphibian among thefollowing.

(A) Snake

(B) Dog

(C) Frog

(D) Earthworm

75. Baking soda is

(A) sodium chloride

(B) sodium hydroxide

(C) sodium carbonate

(D) sodium bicarbonate

76. Brass is an alloy of

(A) copper and aluminium

(B) aluminium and zinc

(C) copper and zinc

(D) copper and tin

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(A) "ffiq

(B) ~

(C) HGCfi

(D) ~3lT

(C)~~

(D) cn'ftRq fl;f

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77. Night blindness OOqJJ$ due to thedeficiency of which of'.the following?

(A) Vitamin ~2

(B) Vitamin E

(C) Vitamin A

(0) Vitamin C

78. Which of the following is not a part offlower?

(A) Corolla

(B) Calyx

(C) Petiole

(0) Androecium

79. Which of the following is thenon-crystalline form of carbon?

(A) Diamond

(B) Graphite

(C) Coke

(0) Fullerene

80. Which is not a star among thefollowing?

(A) Sun

(B) Sirius

(C) Polestar

(0) Venus

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(A) ~~2

(B) furftR E

(C) furftR A

(0) furftR C

(A) ~

(C) ¥

(0) ~

79. f.fkf -ij ~ ~-~ Cfil'GR ~ :-$i&Rcll(j ~t?(A) tro

(B) ~

(C) q;)q;

(0) ~

(A) ~

(B) ~

(C) wrnro I(0) ~

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81. If the numerator of a fraction ·is 81. ~ ~ ~ q;{ 3ffi 12% G«9T.~ ~ ~increased by 12% and its denominator ~ 2%~-mr~, olmq;{~ ~m~is reduced by 2%, then the fraction 7

becomes ~. The original fraction is tll@fmJt7

4 (A)4

(A) - 55

3 (B)3

(B)4 4

2 (C) 2(C) -- 33

5 (0)5

(0)6 6

82. The number of terms, which are equally 82. 200 (fCJi 3 ~ 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ qG1 c#itdivisible by 3 and 4 up to 200, is ~t(A) 18

(A) 18(B) 17

(B) 17(C) 16

(C) 16(0) 15

(0) 15

83. Vulgar fraction form of 10· 036 is

(A) 10 2~583. lO· 036 q;{~ fmJ~ t

(B) lOiJo(A) 102~5

(C) 10~(B) lo1do

(0) 109\\ (C) 102~O

(0) 109\6984. The value of

( 0·125+0·027 )O· 5 x O· 5 + 0·09 - O· 15 84. ( 0·125+ 0·027 )q;{ ~ t

O· 5 x O· 5 + 0·09 - O· 15is

(A) 0·08 (A) 0·08

(B) 0·2 (B) 0·2

(C) 0·8 (C) 0·8

(0) 1 (0) 1

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i85. In Roman system of numbers, M 85. ~ <fit "i\l:R ~ .qMmm ~ i

represents

(A) 500(A) 500

(B) 1000(B) 1000

(C) 100(C) 100

(0) 50(0) 50

86. The difference of the place values of86. 278564083.q Gl;il 8 ~ ~ lfR1 .q ~

both of the 8's in 278564083 is i

(A) 4 (A) 4

(B) 799912 (B) 799912

(C) 7999920 (C) 7999920

(0) 799920 (0) 799920

87. In the magic square 87. ~crf

18 11 16

13 A C

B 19 12

18 11 16,

13 A C

B 19 12

the respective values of A, B, C are.qA, B, C ~ t{Rt Sfilm:

(A) 14, 15, 17

(B) 17, 14, lS

(C) 17, 15, 14

(0) 15, 14, 17

(A) 14, 15, 17

(B) 17, 14, 15

(C) 17, 15, 14

(0) 15, 14, 17

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88. The least prime number is 88. ~ mtt ~ ti&rT t

(A) 1 (A) 1

(B) 2 (B) 2

(C) 3 (C) 3

(D) 5 (D) 5

89. Arrange the prime factors of 1729 inascending order. The difference betweentwo consecutive prime factors is

89. 1729 t ~ !,!'lH@usl Cfl1 ~ Sfill it~ I ~ SfitWRf ~~ !,!'lH@usl it 3MR t

(A) 6 (A) 6

(B) 5 (B) 5

(C) 3 (C) 3

(D) 2 (D) 2

90. 15 - (-3){4-7 - 3}+ 3[5+ (-3) x (-6)] is 90. 15 - (-3){4- 7 - 3}+ 3[5+ (-3) x (-6)] GRm

equal to t

(A) 23 (A) 2315 15

(B)15

(B)15-

23 23

(C) 15 (C) 15

(D) 363 363- (D)23 23

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91. The smallest fraction from the fractiqns 91. f.lJOOl~fut(filrnl6 13 15 19 5 6 13 15 19 5

U' 18' 22' 36'- U' 18' 22' 36'

-6 6

is ih)~~f\rn~

(A) 19 1936

(A) -36

(B)5 5- (B)6 6

(C) 6 611

(C)11

(0)13 1318

(0)18

92. The smallest rational number is 92. ~~~t

(A) 0 0(A)1 1

(B) 1 (B) 1

(C) -1 (C) -1 I(O) Not determinable ~ ;rtf c#it \;['f ~ t(0) ~

93. If ~ - ~ is expressed as a decimal,

it will represent a

93. ~ ~ - 1. cti'r~~(*?\ct~ -ij ~ M ~,4 2

m ~ ~ Cfi«fi t

(A) terminating decimal

(B) non-terminating repeating decimal

(C) non-terminatingdecimal

non-repeating

(0) None of the above

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94. The value of (T1 - 8-1)-1 - (3-1 -4-'1)-1is

(A) 68

(B) 44

(C) 56

(D) 12

95. The least number, which whenmultiplied to 5400 gives a perfect cube,is

(A) 3

(B) 4

(C) 5

(D) 7

1 396. (10000)2 + (10000)4 is equal to

(A) 10

(B) 1

1(C) 10

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(A) 68

(B) 44

(C) 56

(D) 12

95. C!6~ ~, ~ 5400 ·tfil ~ em 1R

~HCf)t1 ~ ~ ~ ~ >mf irnt t t

(A) 3

(B) 4

(C) 5

(D) 7

1 396. (10000)2 + (10000)4 ~ ~

(A) 10

(B) 1

1(C) 10

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97. In 3+ 2x = 273 + 64 2" ,t'h~ value ofx is

(A) 2

(B) 3

(C) 1

(0) 12

98. 2The value of (0· 00243) 5" is

(A) 0'09

(B) 0-9

(C) 0'03

(O) 0-3

99. The sum of 1+ 3+ 5+ .._+ 119 is

(A) 3630

(B) 3540

(C) 3660

(0) 3600

100. 7502 - 7492 is equal to

(A) 1499

(B) 1500

(C) 1501

(0) None of the above

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97. 3 + 2~ ;"'271" + 64 ~ 11x (fiTlfR ~

(A) 2

(B) 3

(e) 1

(0) 1-2

298. (0· 00243) 5" (fiTlfR ~

(A) 0'09

(B) 0'9

(C) 0'03

(0) 0'3

99. 1+3+5+ ... + 119(fiTmrrt

(A) 3630

(B) 3540

(C) 3660

(0) 3600

100. 7502 - 7492 iRTGR~'

(A) 1499

(B) 1500

(C) 1501

(0) ~11~q;)f~

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(Please use Black Ballpoint Pen)

1. Method of Marking Answers :To answer a question, please darkenonly one circle out of the given four, inthe OMR Answer-Sheet against thatquestion.

2. Valuation Procedure :There are four alternative answers to aquestion, only one of them is correct.One mark will be awarded for eachcorrect answer. If more than one circleare darkened for a question, it will bepresumed that the candidate does notknow the correct answer, hence, nomark shall be awarded.

3. Cancellation or Change in. Answer :It will not be possible to change _themarked circle with Black Ballpoint Pen.Therefore, correct answer should becarefully chosen before marking it on theOMRAnswer-Sheet.

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Answer-Sheet are filled up properly,i.e., Name, Roll No., Signature,Question Booklet No., etc., beforehanding over to the Invigilator.

(ii) CANDIDATESARE PERMIITED TOCARRY AWAY THE QUESTIONBOOKLETWITHTHEMAFTERTHEEXAMINATION.

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